STARR ROXANNE HILTZ

CURRICULUM VITAE

1999


19 Meadowbrook
Randolph NJ 07869
Hiltz@vc.NJIT.edu
Roxanne.hiltz@worldnet.ATT.net
http://eies.njit.edu/~hiltz

 
       Distinguished Professor, CIS
       New Jersey Inst. of Technology
       Newark NJ 07102
       (201) 596 3388

 
 
 
 

MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

*In The Network Nation: Human Communication via Computer, co-authored with Murray Turoff in 1978, described the technical and social possibilities for what has become the Internet and the World Wide Web; this book received an award from the Association of American Publishers for the Best Technical- Scientific Publication

*With Murray Turoff, conceived of the possibility of structures and processes to support group decision making and group collaboration within a computer-mediated communication environment, helped to design and conduct some of the first experiments on them (“Computer Support for Group vs. Individual Decisions,” 1982); these are generally now referred to as “Group Decision Support Systems” and “Computer-Supported Cooperative Work” (CSCW”)

*Conducted one of the earliest and pioneering longitudinal studies of “Online Communities” ( 1984)

*Conceived the possibility of an online “virtual classroom” environment; designed, implemented,  and studied the first version of such a system in 1986-88 and trademarked the name; these are now generally referred to as “Asynchronous Learning Networks” and are being used by hundreds of educational organizations.
 
 

EDUCATION
 

Ph. D. in Sociology, Columbia University, June 1969

M. A. in Sociology, Columbia University, June 1964

A. B., Vassar College, June 1963, magna cum laude,

Major in Sociology, Minor in Economics

Baldwin High School, 1960


RESEARCH INTERESTS: Computer-Mediated Communication, Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Group Decision Support Systems, Human-Computer Interaction, Technology and Society, Computers and Education, Information Systems evaluation- methodology
 
 

EXPERIENCE
 
 

CURRENT POSITIONS AND ACTIVITIES
 
 

Distinguished Professor, 1993--;   Professor of Computer and Information Science    (1985-1993-) New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ
Director, Collaborative Systems Laboratory, CIS Department
Faculty member, Ph.D. in Management Program, Graduate School of Business, Rutgers University (1988--)
 


AWARDS, HONORS AND LISTINGS
 

NSF Faculty Fellowship in Science, academic year 1976 - 77

Research Training Fellowship, National Institute of Mental Health, 1964 - 67

Columbia University President's Fellow, 1964 - 65

Danforth Foundation - Vassar College Fellowship, 1963 - 64

New York State Regents Teaching Fellowship, 1963 - 64

New York State Regents Scholarship, 1960 - 63

Member, Phi Beta Kappa.  Dean's List at Vassar all semesters

Matthew Vassar Scholar, 1961 - 63

Recipient of the Electronic Networking Association's Rodale award for Creative Achievement,  1990.

Recipient of the Electronic Frontier Foundation's "Pioneer" award, 1994  for "significant and influential contributions to computer-based communications and to the empowerment of individuals in using computers."

MEMBERSHIPS
 
Association for Computing Machinery

SIGCHI (Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction, Vice Chairperson,1979-81)

 SIGCAS (Computers and Society): Member of Advisory Board, 1985-89; member of Nominating Committee, 1990-91.

Association for Information Systems

American Sociological Association; member of committee on electronic publications 1996- 1998.

New Jersey Sociological Society - (member of Executive Committee, 1977 - 78; Vice-President, 1978; President, 1979)

American Association of University Professors - Chairperson, 1970 - 71 and 1975 - 76, Committee W on the Status of Women and Minorities, New Jersey State Conference; President, Upsala chapter, two terms.


BIOGRAPHICAL LISTINGS
 

Who's Who in America

Who's Who of American Women

American Men and Women of Science
 
 


PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
 

Chairperson, Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work, Upsala College (1973-84)

Visiting Fellow, Armed Forces Defense Academy, CIS department, University College, University of New South Wales, Canberra Australia, Spring 1996.

Professor  of Sociology (1981--1988), Upsala College, East Orange, New Jersey  07019

Assistant Professor, Upsala College, 1969-73; Associate Professor, 1973-1981

Visiting Fellow, Department of Sociology, Princeton University; and participant in a seminar on the Sociology of Science, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ. (1976 - 77)

Prudential Insurance Company of America Newark, New Jersey 07101, Special Consultant (1969 - 73).  Responsible for the design, supervision, and analysis of a three year project to evaluate the effectiveness of a counseling agency for widows in the New York City area. Also, consulted on questionnaire design and the data analysis for surveys of consumers and employees.  Research Analyst (1967 - 69) - Operations Analysis and Research Department.  Conducted surveys and analyses on consumer behavior and projections on future trends and developments affecting the insurance industry.  Also assumed responsibility for implementation and training users of a new software system.

Sociologist (January - April 1967) U. S. Army Human Engineering Laboratories Systems Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.  Responsible for the design, administration and analysis of an opinion survey on a new information service for human factors engineers.  Also consulted on human factors experiments on the person/machine interface. Received Army Letter of Commendation. "Secret" level security classification.

Research and Teaching Assistant (1964 - 65), Department of Sociology, Graduate Faculties, Columbia University.


CONSULTING
 

Clients have included IBM, a government agency in Canada, and many other corporations and public service organizations, including the Office of Technology Assessment of the U.S. Congress.
IV. TEACHING
 
Recipient of the Lindback Foundation Award for Excellence in Teaching, Upsala College, 1982

Nominated for NJIT Institute Teaching Excellence award by CIS, 1992-93.

ADVISING
 
Service as an outside advisor/examiner for dissertations, including advisees who have received Ph.D.'s from Stanford, Washington U. (St. Louis) and the U. of Waikato (New Zealand).

Advisor at NJIT to several dozen master's and Ph.D. projects and theses, including:Primary advisor for Enrico Hsu, Management Games for Management Education: A Case Study, Ph.D., 1992; nominated by the Ph.D. in Management Program for the 1992 Rutgers U. Dean's Dissertation Award.

Jerry Fjermestad (1994 degree, finalist in the ICIS "best dissertation" national competition);Donna Dufner, Rosalie Ocker, and Ajaz Rana, (1995 degrees);Cesar Perez (1996), Raquel Benbunan (1997).William Anderson (current). On committee for many other Ph.D. students.

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES
 

A. BOOKS- Published
 
 

Linda Harasim, Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Lucio Teles, and Murray Turoff,Learning Networks: A Field Guide to Teaching and Learning Online. MIT Press, 1995.

Starr Roxanne Hiltz  The Virtual Classroom: Learning Without Limits Via Computer Networks.  Norwood, NJ, Ablex Publishing  (Human-Computer Interaction Series), 1994.  (Currently available from Intellect at www.intellect-net.com)

1984  Online Communities: A Case Study of the Office of the Future. Norwood NJ: ABLEX Publishing Corp., Human-Computer Interaction Series.

1982  Computer-Mediated Communication Systems: Status and Evaluation (with Elaine Kerr). New York, Academic Press.

1978/1993  The Network Nation: Human Communication via Computer, (with Murray Turoff).  Reading, Massachusetts: Addison Wesley Advanced Book Program.  The Network Nation received the 1978 "TSM Award" of the Association of American Publishers for the Best Technical Publication of 1978.  It was also nominated for an award as the best book in information science for 1978.  Fourth printing of paperback edition, 1983.  Revised edition, MIT Press, 1993.

1977  Creating Community Services for Widows: A Pilot Project.  Port Washington, NY/London:  Kennikat Press, National University Publications.
 

B. BOOK CHAPTERS
 

In press:
 

Hiltz, S.R., Dufner, D., Fjermestad, J., Kim, Y., Ocker, R., Rana A. and Turoff, M.  Distributed Group Support Systems:  Theory Development and Experimentation.  For Olsen, B.M., Smith, J.B. and Malone, T., eds., Coordination Theory and Collaboration Technology. Hillsdale NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Assocs.

Hiltz, S.R. Outcomes of Learning in the Virtual Classroom?: A Contingency Approach.  Chapter (July 1996) for M. Lea, ed., Contexts of Computer-Mediated Communication, Second Edition

Starr Roxanne Hiltz and Raquel Benbunan-Fich, Supporting Collaborative Learning in Asynchronous Learning Networks.  Invited keynote address by S.R. Hiltz, UNESCO/ Open University Symposium on Virtual Learning Environments and the role of the Teacher, Milton Keynes, England April 1997. To be published in a book by UNESCO.
 
 
 

(Book Chapters)- PUBLISHED
 
Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R.Computer-Based Delphi Processes, in M. Adler and E. Ziglio, Gazing into the Oracle: The Delphi method and its application to social policy and public health.  London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 1995, pp. 56-88.

Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M.  Virtual Meetings: Computer Conferencing and Distributed Group Support.  In R. Bostrum, S. Kinney, and R. Watson, eds., Computer Augmented Teamwork.  New York: Van Nostrand, 1992, 67-85.

Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Constructing and Evaluating a Virtual Classroom, in Martin Lea, ed., Contexts of Computer-Mediated Communication.  London, Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1992, 188- 208.

Hiltz, Starr Roxanne, The Virtual Classroom: Software for collaborative learning.  In E. Barrett, ed., Sociomedia:  Multimedia Hypermedia, and the Social Construction of Knowledge.  Cambridge MA, MIT Press, 1992, pp. 347-368.

1991  Turoff, M., S.R. Hiltz and M. Mills, "Telecomputing: Organizational Impacts," Advances in Social Science and Computers, Vol. 2, (Stuart Nagel and David Garson, eds.), JAI Press, Greenwich, CT.  233- 251.

Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M. "Structuring Computer-Mediated Communication to Avoid Information Overload,"  reprint of previously published paper, in D. Marca and G. Bock, eds., Groupware: Software for Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Washington D.C., IEEE Computer Society Press, 1992, pp. 384-393.

Turoff, M., J. Foster, S.R.. Hiltz, and K. Ng,  The TEIES Design and Objectives: Computer Mediated Communications and Tailorability, Proceedings of the 22 Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Volume III, 1989. pp. 403-411. Washington, IEEE Computer Society.  Reprinted in Nahouraii and Petry, Object-Oriented Databases, IEEE Computer Society Press, 1990.

1990  Hiltz, S.R., "Evaluating the Virtual Classroom," Chapter in L. Harasim, ed., On-line Education: Perspectives on a New Medium, New York, Praeger/Greenwood.

1978  Hiltz, S.R. "Widowhood: A Roleless Role?"  Marriage and Family Review, Volume 1, No.  5.  Reprinted in Marvin Sussman, ed., Marriage and the Family, Haworth Press, 1979; in Skolnick and Skolnick, eds, Family in Transition, Little Brown, 1980;  Peter J. Stein, ed., Single Life: Unmarried Adults in Social Context, New York: St. Martin's Press, 1981; and Edwards and Demo, Dating Marriage and Divorce, Allyn and Bacon, 1990.

S.R. Hiltz and M. Turoff, "More Inequality?  An Exploration of the Potential Impacts of EFT on Social Stratification in American Society."  Presentation at an NSF Workshop on Electronic Funds Transfer, June 1977. Published in Telecommunications Policy. March 1978.  Reprinted in Computers and Banking, Electronic Funds Transfer Systems, Plenum, 1980.

1986  Hiltz, S.R., Teleconferencing: Recent Developments in Computer-Mediated Communication and Other Technologies. Chapter in A.E. Cawkell, ed., The International Handbook of Information Technology and Office Systems, North Holland.

1982  Hiltz, S.R. Experiments and Experiences with Computerized Conferencing, presentation at the Stanford University Office Automation Forum, March, 1980; published in Robert Landau and James Bair, eds., Emerging Office Systems. Norwood, NJ: Ablex, 187-222.

M. Turoff and S.R. Hiltz, "Computerized Conferencing: A Review and Statement of Issues", paper presented at a NATO symposium on the Evaluation of Telecommunications Systems, Italy, Sept. 1977. Published in Elton, et. al., Evaluating New Telecommunications Policies, Plenum, 1978.

1979  Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R., "Teleconferencing," Encyclopedia of Computer and Information Science (Vol. 13, Marcel Dekker).

1979  Hiltz, S.R., "Operational Trials of the Electronic Information Exchange System: Feedback from the Members." Paper presented at the AAAS, January 1979. Published in the AAAS Symposium Series, Westview Press, 1980.  Also published in Telecommunications Policy, June 1979.

1977 Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R.,  "Meeting Through Your Computer,"  IEEE Spectrum, May 1977, 58-64.  Reprinted in William C. House, Electronic Communications Systems, Petricelli Books, 1980.
 
 


C.           ARTICLES- Refereed Journal Publications or Conference Proceedings
 

In Press:
 

Benbunan-Fich, R. and Hiltz, S.R. Effects of Asynchronous Learning Networks: A Field Experiment.  Accepted for  Journal of Group Decision and Negotiation.


PUBLISHED:
 

Benbunan Fich, R. and Hiltz, Starr Roxanne. Educational Applications of CMCS: Solving Case Studies through Asynchronous Learning Networks. JCMC 4 (3) March 1999 (an online journal).

Fjermestad, J. and Hiltz, S.R.  An assessment of group support systems experimental research: Methodology and Results.   Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS) 15, 3 (Winter 1998-99), 7- 150.

Fjermestad, J. and Hiltz, S.R. (1999).  An Assessment of Group Support Systems Research: Results.  Proceedings, Thirty-Second Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-32; IEEE Computer Society, CD ROM).

Turoff, M., Hiltz, S.R., Bieber, M., Rana, A., and Fjermestad, J.  (1999). Collaborative Discourse Structures in Computer Mediated Group Communications.   "Persistent Conversation: Discourse as Document" minitrack in the Digital Documents Track of the Thirty-Second Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-32; IEEE Computer Society, CD ROM).

Ocker, R., Fjermestad, J., Hiltz, S.R., and Johnson, K.  Effects of Four Modes of Group Communication on the Outcomes of Software Requirements Determination. Journal of Management Information Systems, Summer 1998, 15,1,99-118.

Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R. “Superconnectivity.”   CACM, July 1998, p. 116.

Benbunan-Fich, R. and Hiltz, S.R.  Learning Effects of Asynchronous GSS: A comparison of groups and individuals solving ethical case scenarios.  HICSS 98.

Fjermestad, J. and Hiltz, S.R. Meta-Analyses of the Effects of Mode of Communication on Group Decision Making.  HICSS 1998.

Kim, Y.J., Hiltz, S.R., and Turoff, M.  A Coordination Structure in Distributed Group Support Systems: A Study of System Restrictiveness with Coordination Mode and Leadership. HICSS 1998.

Benbunan-Fich, R. and Hiltz, S.R. The Importance of Collaborative Learning in ALN: Results of Student Surveys and a Field Experiment.  Third International Conference on Asynchronous Learning Networks, New York, November 1997.

Hiltz, S.R. and Benbunan-Fich, R. Evaluating the Importance of Collaborative Learning in ALN’s. Proceedings, IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference, Pittsburgh, October 1997 (cd rom and print).

Deek, F. P., McHugh, J. A., Hiltz, S. R., Rotter, N., & Kimmel, H. (1997).  On the Evaluation of a problem Solving and Program Development Environment.  Presented at the ASEE/IEEE Conference, “Frontiers in Education”, November, 1997.

Hiltz, S.R. and Wellman, B. Asynchronous Learning Networks as Virtual Communities. Communications of the ACM, Sept. 1997, 44-49.

Hiltz, S.R. and Benbunan-Fich, R. Evaluating the Importance of Collaborative Learning in ALN’s. Proceedings, IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference, Pittsburgh, October 1997 (cd rom and print).

Benbunan-Fich, R. and Hiltz, S.R.  Learning Effects of Asynchronous GSS: A comparison of groups and individuals solving ethical case scenarios.  HICSS 98.

Fjermestad, J. and Hiltz, S.R., 1997. Meta-Analyses of the Effects of Mode of Communication on Group Decision Making.  HICSS 1998.

Kim, Y.J., Hiltz, S.R., and Turoff, M. A Coordination Structure in Distributed Group Support Systems: A Study of System Restrictiveness with Coordination Mode and Leadership. HICSS 1998.

Hiltz, S.R. Impacts of college-level courses via Asynchronous Learning Networks: Some Preliminary Results.  JALN (Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks, a new, online journal), Volume 1 number 2, Spring 1997.

Rana, A.R., Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R., “Task and Technology Interaction (TTI): A Theory of Technological Support for Group Tasks.  Proceedings, Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, Vol. II, 66-75, Jan. 1997.

Fjermestad, J. and Hiltz, S.R., “Experimental Studies of Group Decision Support systems: An Assessment of Variables Studied and Methodology,” Proceedings, Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, Vol. II, 45-65, Jan. 1997 (nominated for “best paper” by the Group Support Systems mini-track).

Ocker, R., Fjermestad, J., Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M.  An exploratory comparison of four modes of communication for determining requirements: Results on creativity, quality and satisfaction,”  Proceedings, HICSS ’97 Vol. II, 568-577.

Ocker, R., Hiltz, S.R., Turoff, M. and Fjermestad, J., "The effects of distributed group support and process structuring on software requirements development teams: Results on creativity and quality,"  Journal of Management Information Systems, 12,3 (Winter 1995-1996), .

Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R.  Software design and the future of the Virtual Classroom.  J. of Information Technology for Teacher Education, 4, 2 (1995), 197- 215.

Ocker, R., Hiltz, S.R., Turoff, M., and Fjermestad, J., "Computer support for asynchronous software design teams: Experimental results on creativity and quality."  Proceedings of the 28th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Vol. IV, pp. 4-13.  Los Alamitos, CA: IEEE Computer Society Press, 1995.

Worrell, W., Hiltz, S.R., Turoff, M. and Fjermestad, J.   "An experiment in collaborative learning using a game and a computer-mediated conference in accounting games."  Proceedings of the 28th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Vol. IV, pp. 63-71.  Los Alamitos, CA: IEEE Computer Society Press, 1995.

Fjermestad, J., Hiltz, S.R., Turoff, M., et. al., "Group strategic decision making: Asynchronous GSS using structured conflict and consensus approaches."    Proceedings of the 28th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Vol. IV, pp. 222-231.  Los Alamitos, CA: IEEE Computer Society Press, 1995.

Hiltz, S.R.  Teaching in a Virtual Classroom, invited paper, Proceedings, ICCAI '95, Taiwan, March 1995.

Dufner, D., Hiltz, S.R., Johnson, K., and Czech, R., Distributed group support: the effects of voting tools on group perceptions of media richness.  Group Decision and Negotiation, Special issue on Distributed Communication Systems, 1995.

Dufner, D., Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M.  (1994).   Distributed Group Support: A preliminary analysis of the effects of the use of voting tools and sequential procedures.  Proceedings, Hawaii Int. Conf. on System Sciences, sessions on Distributed Support Systems, Vol. IV, 114-123.  Washington, DC, IEEE Computer Society Press.

Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Correlates of Learning in a Virtual Classroom,  International Journal of Man Machine Systems, 39 (1993), 71-98.

Turoff, M., S. R. Hiltz,  A. N. F. Bahgat, and Ajaz Rana.   Distributed Group  Support Systems, MIS Quarterly; December 1993, 399-417.

Fjermestad, J., Hiltz, S.R., and Turoff, M. (1993).  An Integrated Framework for the Study of Group Decision Support Systems.  Proceedings of the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 1993, Vol. IV, pp. 179-188.

Hsu, Enrico Y.P., Hiltz, S.R., and Turoff, M. (1992).  Computer-Mediated Conferencing System as Applied to a Business Curriculum:  A Research Update.  In V.S. Jacob and H.Pirkul, eds., The Impact of Information Technology on Business Schools: Research, Teaching and Administration, Proceedings of the 20th Annual North American Conference of the International Business School Computer Users Group, pp. 214- 227.  Awarded "Best Paper- Teaching."

Hiltz, S. R., and M. Turoff, Computer Networking Among Executives: A Case Study. (revised and expanded version of a 1991 conference paper.)  J. Organizational Computing, 1 (4), 1991, pp. 357-376.

Hiltz, S. R., K. Johnson, and M. Turoff, (1991). Group Decision Support: The Effects of Designated Human Leaders and Statistical Feedback in Computerized Conferences, Journal of Management Information Systems, 8, 2 (81-108).

1991  Hiltz, Holmes, Dufner and Poole, "Distributed Group Support Systems: Social Dynamics and Design Dilemmas," Journal of Organizational Computing, 2,1, 135-159.

1991  Hiltz and Turoff, "Computer Networking Among Executives: A Case Study.  In J.F. Nunamaker, Jr., and R.H. Sprague, Jr., eds., Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Washington, D.C., IEEE Computer Society Press.

1991  Hsu, Enrico Y.P. and Hiltz, S.R., "Management Gaming on a Computer Mediated Conferencing System: A Case of Collaborative Learning through Computer Conferencing," in J.F. Nunamaker, Jr., and R.H. Sprague, Jr., eds., Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Washington, D.C., IEEE Computer Society Press, Vol. IV, 367-371

1991  Dufner, D. and Hiltz, S.R., "Distributed Group Support Systems: Experimental Design and Pilot Study," in J.F. Nunamaker, Jr., and R.H. Sprague, Jr., eds., Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Washington, D.C., IEEE Computer Society Press, Vol. IV., 386-393.

1991  M. Turoff, U. Rao and S.R. Hiltz, "Collaborative Hypertext in Computer-Mediated Communications," in J.F. Nunamaker, Jr., and R.H. Sprague, Jr., eds., Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Washington, D.C., IEEE Computer Society Press, Vol. IV, 357-366.

1990  Hiltz, S.R. and Johnson, K., User satisfaction with computer-mediated communication systems. Management Science, 36, 6 (June 1990), 739-764.

1990  Hiltz, Ringsted and Shapiro, "Collaborative Teaching in a Virtual Classroom," Proceedings, Third Guelph Symposium on Computer-Mediated Communication, Guelph Ontario Canada, May 1990.

1989  S.R. Hiltz, M. Turoff, and K. Johnson, Experiments in Group Decision Making, 3: Disinhibition, Deindividuation, and Group Process in Pen Name and Real Name Computer Conferences, Decision Support Systems, 5, 217-232.

1989 Hiltz, S.R.,  Computer-Mediated Communication Systems: Dropouts vs. Users, Proceedings of the XI World Computer Congress, San Francisco, August.

1989  Hiltz, S.R. and Meinke, R., "Teaching Sociology in a Virtual Classroom,"  Teaching Sociology, 17, 431-446.

1989  Hiltz, S.R. and Johnson, K., "Measuring Acceptance of Computer- Mediated Communication Systems," Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 40, 6: 386-397.

1988  Hiltz, S.R. Collaborative Learning in a Virtual Classroom, CSCW 88: Proceedings of the Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Sept 26-28 1988, Portland Oregon, 282-290.

1989  M. Turoff, J. Foster, S.R. Hiltz, and K. Ng, "The TEIES Design and Objectives: Computer Mediated Communications and Tailorability," Proceedings of the 22 Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Vol. III, 403-411. Washington, IEEE Computer Society. Reprinted in Nahouraii and Petry, Object-Oriented Databases, IEEE Computer Society Press, 1990.

1988  Hiltz, S.R. , Productivity enhancement from computer-mediated communication: A Systems Contingency Approach.  Communications of the ACM, 31, 12 (December), 1438-1454.

1988  Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R. Computer-Mediated Communications and Developing Countries.  Invited plenary address, International Informatics Access '87, Dallas, Texas, March.  Published in Telematics & Informatics, 5,4.

1986  Hiltz, S.R. and Kerr, E.B., Learning modes and subsequent use of computer-mediated communication systems.  (With Elaine Kerr).  Paper presented at ACM SIGCHI (Computer-Human Interaction) conference, 1986.  Published in Proceedings- Human Factors in Computing Systems, M. Mantei and P. Orbeton, eds., New York: Association for Computing Machinery, pp. 149- 155.

1986  Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R., Remote Learning: Technologies and Opportunities.  Proceedings, World Conference on Continuing Engineering Education, Vol. II, 754-764.  New York: IEEE.

1986  Hiltz, S.R., Turoff, M., and Johnson, K.J. "Experiments in Group Communication via Computer, 1: Face-to-Face vs. Computer Conferences." Human Communication Research, 13,2 (Winter), 225-252.

1986  "The Virtual Classroom: Using Computer-Mediated Communication for University Teaching." J. of Communication, 36,2 (Spring): 95-104

1985  Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M., Structuring Computer-Mediated Communication Systems to Avoid Information Overload.  Communications of the ACM, 28,7 (July): 680-689.

1985  Disinhibition, Deindividuation, and Group Process in Computer Conferences: A Controlled Experiment Comparing Pen Name and Real Name Conferences in a Large Corporation.  With Murray Turoff and Kenneth Johnson. Paper presented at the 1985 meeting of the International Communication Association, Honolulu, Hawaii.

1984  Hiltz, S.R., Johnson, K. and Turoff, M., "The Effects of Human Leadership and Computer Feedback on the Quality of Group Problem Solving Via Computer".   Paper presented at the International Communication Assn., San Francisco, May.

1984  Hiltz, S.R. and Kerr, E.B., "Electronic Communities",  Paper presented at AAAS.

1984  Turoff, M., Hiltz, S.R., and Mills, M., Telecomputing: Impacts on the Office. With Murray Turoff and Miriam Mills. Paper presented at the IEEE First International Conference on Office Automation, New Orleans, December; published in Proceedings.  (Robert W. Taylor, ed., Proceedings IEEE First International Conference on Office Automation. Silver Spring, Maryland: IEEE Computer Society Press: 165- 172).

1983  Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M., Avoiding Information Overload in the Electronic Office", Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Conference on System Sciences, Honolulu, IEEE Press.

1983  Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M., Working at Home or Living in the Office?, IFIP, Paris, published in Proceedings.  (R.E.A. Mason, Ed., Information Processing '83. Amsterdam: North Holland: 719- 725).

1982  Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R., Computer Support for Group versus Individual Decisions.  IEEE Transactions on Communications, Com-30,1 (January): 82-90.

1982 Hiltz, S.R., Kerr, E.B., and Turoff, M. Controversies in the Design of Computer-Mediated Communication Systems: A Delphi Study".  Proceedings of the Conference on Human Factors in Computer Systems, Gaithersburg, Md., March.

1982  Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R., Office Augmentation Systems: The Case for Evolutionary Design.  Proceedings of the Fifteenth Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, IEEE Press, 737-749. .

1982  Hiltz, S.R., The Impact of a Computerized Conferencing System on Use of Other Communications Modes, proceedings of the ICCC, London, September.

1982  Hiltz, S.R., The Impact of a Computerized Conferencing System on the Productivity of Scientific Research Communities.  Behavior and Information Technology, Vol. 1, No. 2: 185-195.

1982  Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R., The Electronic Journal: A Progress Report, invited  paper presented to the Association of American Publishers, New York, September 1979; published in the Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 33,4 (July):195-202.

1981  Hiltz, Turoff, and Johnson, The Effect of Structure, Task, and Individual Attributes on Consensus in Computerized Conferences.  Paper presented at the IFIP Conference on Computer Message Systems, Ottawa Canada, March.  Published in R.P. Uhlig, ed., Computer Message Systems.  Amsterdam: North Holland.

1981  Hiltz, S.R. and Kerr, E.B., Cognitive Impacts of Computer-Mediated Communication Systems Upon Individuals.  Proccedings, ASIS, Washington, October.

1981  "Human Diversity and the Choice of Interface: A Design Challenge".  Proceedings of ACM-SIGSOC Joint Conference on Easier and More Productive Use of Computer Systems, University of Michigan.

1981  "The Evolution of User Behavior in a Computerized Conferencing System", Communications of the ACM, Nov. (with Murray Turoff).

1980  "Structuring Communications for the Office of the Future".  With Murray Turoff.  Paper for the NCC Office Automation Conference,  Atlanta, March, 1980.  Published in proceedings.

1980  "Electronic Mail and Teleconferencing: Information or Communication?" With Charlton Price and Murray Turoff.  Paper presented at ASLIB Conference, Brussels, March; published in proceedings.

1980  "The Process of Communication in Face to Face vs. Computerized Conferences:   A Controlled Experiment Using Bales Interaction Process Analysis." With Kenneth Johnson and Anne Marie Rabke.  Paper presented at the Association for Computational Linguistics, Philadelphia, June.  Published in Proceedings.

1980  "Equality, Dominance, and Group Decision Making: Results of a Controlled Experiment on Face to Face vs. Computer Mediated Discussions".  Paper presented at the ICCC, Atlanta, fall 1980, and published in the Proceedings.

1980  "The System is as the User Group Does".  Paper presented at ASIS, Fall 1980, published in Proceedings.

1979  "Applications of Computerized Conferencing to the Disadvantaged: Preliminary Results of Field Trials With Handicapped Children." With Elaine Kerr, James Whitescarver and Susan Prince.  Paper presented at the 1979 ASIS meetings.  Published in Proceedings.

1979  "Computer Based Communication-Information Systems: Cheapest and Fastest Route to Office Automation?" With Murray Turoff.  Paper presented at Teleinformatics 1979, Paris, June.  Published in Proceedings.

1978  "Social and Psychological Aspects of Teleconferencing." presented at AAAS panel on "Research Reporting with Tomorrow's TV and Computer Graphics," Washington, D.C., February 1978.  Published as "Teleconferencing by Computer," Journal of Communication, summer 1978.

1978  Hiltz, S.R. The Human Element in Computerized Conferencing Systems, Computer Networks, 2, 421-428.

1978  "Using Computerized Conferencing to Conduct Opinion Research." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for Public Opinion Research, Roanoke, Virginia, June 1978.  Revised version published in Public Opinion Quarterly, Winter 1979.

1978  "The Wired World of the Office of the Future: Applications and Impacts of Computerized Conferencing in the Multi-National Organization,"  with Murray Turoff. Paper presented at the International Conference on Computer Communications, Kyoto, Japan, September 1978; Published in Proceedings.

1978  "Computerized Conferencing in Problem Solving and Decision Making," with Julian Scher and Murray Turoff. Paper presented at ASIS, Fall 1978.  Published in Proceedings.

1978  "User Behavior Patterns in the Electronic Information Exchange System," with Murray Turoff. Published in the Proceedings of the ACM.

1977  "The Impact of a New Communications Medium Upon Scientific Research Specialties," presented at AAAS, Denver, February, published in Journal of Research-Communication Studies, 1, 111-124 (1978).  Excerpted in Hartley, The Psychology of Written Communication, Kogan Page, 1980.

1977  "The Human Machine Interface in a Computerized Conferencing Environment," with James Whitescarver and Murray Turoff.  Paper presented at the International Conference on Man, Systems and Cybernetics, IEEE, Washington, September.  Published in Proceedings, 145-157.

1976  "Computer Conferencing:  Assessing the Social Impact of a New Communications Medium," Technological Forecasting and Social Change, May 1977, 225-238; reprinted in Ekistics, March-April 1978.  Paper presented at the American Sociological Association session on "Social Consequences of Science and Technology,"  New York, September 1976.

1976  "A Social Scientist Looks at Computer Conferencing,"  Paper presented at the Third International Conference on Computer Communication, Toronto, August.  Published in Proceedings of the Conference,  P.K. Verma, ed., 203-207.

1975  "Helping Widows: Group Discussions as a Therapeutic Technique,"  The Family Coordinator, Vol. 24, No. 3 (July), 331-336.

1971  "Black and White in the Consumer Financial System," American Journal of Sociology, Volume 76, Number 6.

1971  "Why Black Families Own Less Life Insurance," The Journal of Risk and Insurance, Volume XXXVIII, Number 2 (June 1971)
 D. NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS and Conference Papers that were Refereed but not Published

MONOGRAPHS (selected)
1967  Opinion Survey on the Human Factors Bibliographic Studies, U.S. Army Technical Note 4 - 67, U.S. Army Human Engineering Laboratories, April 1967.

1969  The Consumer Financial System: A Mechanism of Inequality, Ph. D. Dissertation available from University Microfilms.

1975  Communications and Group Decision Making: Experimental Evidence on the Potential Impact of Computer Conferencing, a report to the National Science Foundation of work completed under grant DCR-01306, September 1975.  Available as Research Report #2, Computerized Conferencing and Communications Center, New Jersey Institute of Technology.

1977  Human Communications via Computers:  Research Options and Imperatives, (co-authored with six others).  Final report to the National Science Foundation.

1978  Replicating Bales Problem Solving Experiments on a Computerized Conference: A Pilot Study.  (with Kenneth Johnson and Gail Agle).  Research Report #8, CCCC, NJIT.

1978  Development and Field Testing of an Electronic Information Exchange System: Final Report on the EIES Development Project. (with Murray Turoff). Research Report #9, CCCC, NJIT.

1980  Face to Face vs. Computerized Conferences: a Controlled Experiment, (with Kenneth Johnson, Charles Aronovitch, and Murray Turoff).  Newark N.J., Computerized Conferencing and Communications Center Research Report #12

1981  The Effects of a Computerized Conferencing System On Scientific Research Communities, NJIT CCCC Res. Rep. No. 15. Final Report to the National Science Foundation.

1981  Studies of Computer Mediated Communication Systems: A Synthesis of the Findings.  Final Report to the National Science Foundation; NJIT CCCC Res. Rep. No. 16.  (With Elaine Kerr and many contributors).

1982  The Effects of Formal Human Leadership and Computer-Mediated Decision Aids on Group Problem Solving Via Computer: A Controlled Experiment.  With Murray Turoff and Kenneth Johnson.  NJIT-CCCC Research Report No. 18.

1985  Mode of Communication and the "Risky Shift": Controlled Experiments with Computerized Conferencing and Anonymity in a Large Corporation.  With Kenneth Johnson and Murray Turoff.  NJIT-CCCC Research Report No. 21.

1985 A Multi-System Cross-National Study of Determinants of Acceptance of Computer-Mediated Communication Systems. With Elaine Kerr.  NJIT-CCCC Research Report No. 22.

1986 The Virtual Classroom: Building the Foundations. Research Report 23, NJIT-CCCC.

1986 Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R. EIES 2.0.1 Users Manual.

1986 Co-author (with six others), Tailorable Electronic Information Exchange System (TEIES) CMC System Design Specification. IBM-NJIT Joint Study.

1986 Hiltz, S.R. Branching Capabilities in Conferences: A Manual and Functional Specifications.  NJIT-CCCC Technical Report 86-1.

1988 Learning in a Virtual Classroom.  Research Report 25, Computerized Conferencing and Communications Center, NJIT.

1988 Teaching in a Virtual Classroom.  Research Report 26, Computerized Conferencing and Communications Center.
 
 

Unrefereed Articles and Conference Presentations
 
Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M. A tutorial on Computer- Supported Cooperative Learning (refereed), CSCW '94, North Carolina; CSCW ’96, Boston

Rao,G.R., Suresh, B.A., Turoff, M., and Hiltz, S.R.  "Issues in the development of a computer-mediated communication system framework for collaborative medical decision making," Proceedings of the IEEE-EMBS, 17th annual conference, Baltimore MD October 1994.

Hiltz, S.R. and Turoff, M.  Virtual Classroom Plus Video: Technology for educational excellence.  Proceedings, Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia 1994, 26- 37.

1993  M. Turoff and S.R. Hiltz, A Normative View of Networking Applications.  Invited paper, Workshop on Rights and Responsibilities of Participants in Networked Communities, Washington DC, February;  published in Proceedings.  Computer Science and Telecommunications Board, National Research Council, Washington DC.

1993  S.R. Hiltz and M. Turoff.  Linking a Learning Community: The Virtual Classroom/Video Combination.  Invited paper, National Defense University, MacLean, VA.

1990  S.R. Hiltz, Collaborative Learning: The Virtual Classroom Approach, T.H.E. (Technology in Higher Education) Journal, June, p. 59-65.

1985  Getting Started with Conferencing. With Murray Turoff.  EDP Analyzer, August.

Turoff, M., and S. R. Hiltz,  On Electronic Publishing, Computer Compacts, Volume 1, Number 4, August/September 1983.

1984  The Virtual Classroom: Initial Explorations of the Use of Computer-Mediated Communication as an Interactive Learning Space. Paper presented at the ACM computer science meetings, Philadelphia.

1983  "Viewing Computer Systems within a Social Context", invited paper for IFIP, Paris, September 1983, published in Proceedings.  (R.E.A. Mason, Ed., Information Processing '83. Amsterdam: North Holland: 647- 655).

1983  "Viewing Computer Systems within a Social Context", invited paper for IFIP, Paris, September 1983, published in Proceedings.  (R.E.A. Mason, Ed., Information Processing '83. Amsterdam: North Holland: 647- 655).

1982  "Using a Computerized Conferencing System as a Laboratory Tool".  With Murray Turoff, Kenneth Johnson, and Charles Aronovitch.  SIGSOC Bulletin, 13,4: 5-9.

1982  "Using a Computerized Conferencing System as a Laboratory Tool".  With Murray Turoff, Kenneth Johnson, and Charles Aronovitch.  SIGSOC Bulletin, 13,4: 5-9.

1981  "The Quality of Group Decision Making in Face-to-Face vs. Computerized Conferences."  With Kenneth Johnson and Murray Turoff.  Presented at the American Sociological Assn., Toronto, August.

1981  "Exploring the Future of Human Communication Via Computer".  With Murray Turoff.  Technology and Society, Vol. 1, No. 1

1980  "International Potentials of Computerized Conferencing".  With Murray Turoff.  Paper published in Proceedings of a conference on Teleconferencing and Interactive Media, edited by Lorne A. Parker and Christine H.  Olgren, University of Wisconsin, pp. 441-456.

1980  "International Potentials of Computerized Conferencing".  With Murray Turoff.  Paper published in Proceedings of a conference on Teleconferencing and Interactive Media, edited by Lorne A. Parker and Christine H.  Olgren, University of Wisconsin, pp. 441-456.

1979  "Electronic Information Exchange and Its Impact on Libraries." With Murray Turoff.  Invited paper, conference on the Role of the Library in an Educational Society, University of Illinois, April.  Published in Proceedings.

1978  "Controlled Experiments with Computerized Conferencing: Results of a Pilot Study."  Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science, June 1978.

1977  "Computerized Conferencing:  Corporate Impacts and Applications", with Murray Turoff.  Abstracted in Journal of the Union of Transnational Associations, 10, 437-439.

1974  "Evaluating a Pilot Social Service Project for Widows: A Chronicle of Research Problems," Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, Summer 1974.

1971  "The Working Wife: Impact on the Life Insurance Industry," CLU Journal, Volume XXV, Number 2(April 1971)

1964  "Industrialization and Social Change," Columbia Graduate Sociology Journal, now The Human Factor, Fall 1964.
 

TV
Featured in “Net Learning,”  a two hour PBS special, 1998.

“Computers and Society” course broadcast regularly on CTN, a New Jersey Educational Cable Television Network

Featured in “Bridges to Learning,” produced by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and broadcast on PBS stations, late 1980’s.

Featured in “Minerva’s Machine: Women and Computing,” produced by ACM and broadcast on PBS stations (1996).
 
 
 

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND PUBLIC ADDRESSES
 
Over 200 presentations have been made.  A partial list includes:
 
Open University of Israel, Tel Aviv, three day seminar, with M. Turoff, March 1999.

S.R. Hiltz, Invited Address, WebNet 98 (Orlando Florida, November)-“Collaborative Learning in Asynchronous Learning Networks: Building Learning Communities.”  Published in proceedings.

Turoff, M. and Hiltz, S.R.  “Asynchronous Learning Networks: The Theory and Practice of Collaborative Learning Online,”  full day tutorial presented at CSCW ’96, Boston, November 1996.

1996- “The Virtual Classroom?: Teaching and Learning via Asynchronous Computer Networks,” presented at Australian Defence Force Academy, U. of New South Wales, Canberra; and U. of Canberra

1996- “Experiments on Distributed Group Support Systems,” presented at U. of Waikato, New Zealand; Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, Australia; Australian Graduate School of Management, U. of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.

1993  The Virtual Classroom.  Invited presentations, Stockholm University and University of Linkoping, Sweden, October.

1993  The Virtual Classroom + Video.  Invited Presentation, Stein Conference, Drexel University.

The Virtual Classroom, invited panel presentation, abstracted in the proceedings of the Twelfth International Conference on Information Systems, p. 405. December 1991, New York, ACM.

"Distributed Group Support Systems," Invited Presentation, Stevens U., Fall 1991.

"Distributed Group Support Systems: A Progress Report," Invited presentation at NSF workshop on Coordination Theory and Collaboration Technology, Washington DC,  July 1992.

1975  "The Potential Social Impact of Some Near Future Developments in Computer Conferencing,"  Presentation at the Second General Assembly of the World Future Society, June 1975.

1976  Session organizer and presider for "Sociology of the Non-Married," American Sociological Association, September 1976.

1978  "Electronic Networks: The Social Dynamics of a New Communications Medium."  Presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, September 1978.

1979  Panel moderator and session organizer, "Social Impacts of Computerized Conferencing."  National Computer Conference, New York, June 1979.

1979  Session organizer, "Computer Based Human Communication," Association for Computing Machinery, Detroit. October.

1979  "Methodologies for Evaluation of the Impact of Human Communication via Computer."  Gesellschaft Fur Mathematik Und Datenverarbeitung, Bonn Germany, June.

1979  "Educational Applications of Computer Based Communications Systems", presented at the Futures of Education Conference.  World Future Society, Minneapolis, October.

1980  Session organizer, "Computers and Telecommunications: Impacts on Science and Society,"  American Association for the Advancement of Science.  San Francisco.  January.

1980  "Human Communication Via Computer," workshop presented at the International Communication Association, Acapulco, May.

1980 Session Organizer and Presenter, "Computer Support for Collective Wisdom," World Future Society, Toronto, July.

1980  Session organizer, "Computers and Society." American Sociological Assn.  New York, August.

1980  Session Organizer and Presenter, "The Results of the EIES Operational Trials", American Society for Information Science, Anaheim, October.

1980  "The Impact of Computer Based Communications on Decision Making in the Office of the Future", Presentation at the Diebold Office Automation Workshop, San Antonio, December.

1981  "The Quality of Group Decision Making in Face-to-Face and Computerized Conferences", with Kenneth Johnson and Murray Turoff, paper presented at the American Sociological Assn.

1982  "The Network Nation Revisited" and "Social Networks as Mediators of Social Change", presentations at the World Future Society, Washington DC, July.

1982  Co-Presenter of a three day seminar on Computerized Conferencing, University of Stockholm, August

1983  Half-day seminar for European Economic Community in Munich, Germany

1985  "Computer Networking," invited presentation at a conference entitled "The Silicon Sphere," Milan Italy

1986  "Computer-Mediated Communication: Present and Future." Three day seminar sponsored by the psychology and cybernetics institutes, Soviet Academy of Sciences, Moscow, June.

1986  Collaborative learning in the virtual classroom. Presentation at EDUCOM, Pittsburgh, November.

1986  The evolution of computer-mediated communication systems. (with Murray Turoff). IBM Academic Information Systems Eleventh University Study Conference, Fort Lauderdale, November.

1987  "Collaborative Work in On-line Communities," Invited Closing Address, Second International Conference on Computer-Mediated Communication, Guelph, Canada, June.

1987  "Computer-Mediated Communication and the Integrated Executive Work Station," with Murray Turoff, invited presentation, Jutland Technical Institute, Denmark, September.

1987  "The Virtual Classroom: Architecture and Impacts," invited presentation, Danish Open University, September.

1988  "The Virtual Classroom," invited presentation at ISETA (International Society for Exploring Teaching Alternatives), Chicago, October.

1989  "Distributed Group Support Systems," invited presentation, University of Arizona, May.

1989  "Groupware: The first decade," invited participant/presentor at plenary opening session, Electronic Networking Association, May.

1989  "GDSS: The State of the Art," invited presentation, IFIP Working Group 8.4 on Information Systems, Xerox PARC, Palo Alto, August.

1990  "Teaching Computers and Society in a Virtual Classroom," Tutorial, Conference on Computers and the Quality of Life, Sponsored by ACM SIG-CAS, Washington, September.

1990  "Ethical and Social Issues in Computer-Mediated Communications," invited presentation as part of the GTE Foundation supported series, "Ethical Thinking About Computer and Communications Technology," Pace University, November.

1990  "The Global Campus and the Virtual Classroom," video and audio presentation broadcast to the XV World Conference of the International Council of Distance Education and to 20 locations spread over 14 time zones worldwide, November.

1990  "The Virtual Classroom," invited presentation, 8e Congres Annuel, "L'ordinateur et l'education," Montreal Canada, December.

The Virtual Classroom, invited panel presentation, abstracted in the proceedings of the Twelfth International Conference on Information Systems, p. 405. December 1991, New York, ACM.

1993  The Virtual Classroom.  Invited presentations, Stockholm University and University of Linkoping, Sweden, October.

1993  The Virtual Classroom + Video.  Invited Presentation, Stein Conference, Drexel University.

1994 The Virtual Classroom, invited speaker, Open Learning Agency, Vancouver, Canada;
and Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia in Education, Vancouver, June.

1995 "The Virtual Classroom," the annual "Ernest De Prospo Lecture,"  School of Communication, Information, and Library Science, Rutgers University, New Brunswick NJ, February 1995.

1995- convocation speaker, American University- Online Communities, past, present and future


SELECTED OTHER PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
 

Special Libraries Association, Washington, D.C.

Society for General Systems Research

Association of Academic Health Sciences Librarians

Syracuse University School of Communication

Boston University

Butler-Cox Foundation, London

Data Processing Management Association

American Association for Public Opinion Research, New Jersey Chapter

Mass Media Conference, Pan American University, Edinburg, Texas

American Management Association, "The Automated Office of the Future"

International Data Corporation, Office Automation Conference

International Studies Association, Washington

IEEE Communications Society, New York

Office Technology Research Group

George Mason University

Gettysburg College

Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

GMD Institute, Bonn, Germany

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Oakland University

New York University

East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii

University of Hawaii

University of Maryland

Convocation Speaker, Central New England College

University of California, Santa Clara

Western Behavioral Sciences Institute

Annenberg School of Communications, USC

Fuqua School of Business, Duke University

Systems Research Institute, IBM

T.J. Watson Research Center, IBM

Rutgers University Graduate School of Management

University of Texas, Austin

Open University of Israel
 

GRANTS-- awarded

Principal Investigator or Co- Principal Investigator for many grants and contracts, including:

 

NSF, CISE-ITO, PI, “Studies of Distributed Multimedia Support for Group Collaboration via the Web.”  Awarded approx. $60,000 per year for three years, September 1998- August 2001.

From Virtual Classroom to Virtual University (PI), Sloan Foundation, 1997-2000, $450,000

Project Director, "Video + Virtual Classroom,"  Sloan Foundation, $718,000, 1993-  1996.

Principal Investigator, "Coordination in Distributed Group Support Systems", National Science Foundation, Computer Science Directorate, $120,000, 1995-1998.

Principal Investigator, "Distributed Group Support Systems," Division of Robotics and Intelligent Systems, National Science Foundation, 1990-1994, $194,000.

Project Director, "Tools for the Enhancement and Evaluation of a Virtual Classroom," 1985-1989. Funding was provided in the amount of $700,000 from Annenberg/ Corporation for Public Broadcasting; $115,000 from the state of New Jersey, with IBM as the industrial partner, internal NJIT contributions, and cooperating vendors.

Principal Investigator for "Determinants of Acceptance of Computer- Mediated Communication Systems", National Science Foundation, 1982-1985 ($146,000).

Co-PI, Tailorable Electronic Information Exchange System, IBM, 1986- 1990, $700,000.

Principal Investigator for  "The Impact of Computerized Conferencing Systems Upon Scientific Research Specialties," 1978 - 1980,  Division of Mathematical and Computer Science, National Science Foundation.

Co-investigator for "Computerized Conferencing: Development and Experimentation,"  1978 - 1982,  MCS, NSF.

Principal Investigator, "Collecting the Wisdom: A Workshop to Synthesize the Findings of Evaluations of Computer Based Communication Systems", NSF Division of Information Science and Technology, 1980.

Project Director, Development and assessment of a microcomputer laboratory for the social sciences, funded by a grant from the New Jersey Dept. of Higher Education to Upsala College, 1984-85 ($73,000).

Project Director, Computer Literacy for Discipline-Oriented Faculty, grant to the Center for Information Age Technology, NJIT, 1984-85.
 

SERVICE ACTIVITES
 
 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
 
 

Co-editor for a special issue of the Journal of Group Decision and Negotiation on “Collaborative Learning via the Internet,”  1999.

Information Systems Advisory Board, HICSS, 1999—Mini-track co-organizer, “Asynchronous Learning Networks,”  HICSS 1998,  1999, and 2000.

Member of the computer-mediated communications systems standards working group of ISO/CCITT.  Participated in meetings in Den Hague, Netherlands (November 1991) and in Nottingham UK (June 1992).

Program Committee, CSCW '92. Reviewed 30 papers and 12 panel proposals for the conference.

Editorial Board, J. of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce, 1994-

Editorial Board, J. of Computer-Mediated Communication (online), 1997-
 

Reviewing
Frequent reviewer of proposals for NSF, and of articles for publications, which have included Science, Communications of the ACM, MISQ, JMIS, Human Communication Research, Organizational Science, Journal of Communication, and Management Science.
 

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